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Rama’s Kitchen

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Nataf, Israel
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- Price $$$$

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This unique fine dining establishment in the picturesque Jerusalem Hills offers delectable, authentic cuisine that combines Western standards with a touch of Arabic flavors. You won’t want to miss the stunning view either, even as yo dine.

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Based on 173 traveler reviews

“We loved the place .”

Reviewed on June 20, 2020By saul gTel Aviv, Israel

Saturday , 13:00 , at a prereserved long table . There were 16 of us celebrating a " Senior citizen " birthday , enjoying ourselves after a long Covid 19 curfew , with masks on stand by . The place is beautiful , sat dramatically on the Judean hills , only a few kilometers west...

Saturday , 13:00 , at a prereserved long table . There were 16 of us celebrating a " Senior citizen " birthday , enjoying ourselves after a long Covid 19 curfew , with masks on stand by . The place is beautiful , sat dramatically on the Judean hills , only a few kilometers west of Jerusalem , and about 40 minutes drive from Tel Aviv . All delicious dishes (a set menu) were very , very good and beautifully presented , and it was served to the table at ease , no rush , as it should - considering the occasion and the average age around the table . Service was friendly , welcoming and young . And we were very happy . There's free parking , atmosphere is casual but it is not an inexpensive restaurant . Highly recommended .

“All experience was mediocre....nothing”

Reviewed on February 15, 2020By 02FENINANew York City, New York

All experience was mediocre....nothing bad and nothing exciting...but the price aren’t reasonable. This is kind of one time visit restaurant, overrated.

“Poor experience ”

Reviewed on February 7, 2020By Hagay N

Not recommended! There are so many restaurants serving better food with better service. Limited options and outrageous pricing.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)